Hong Kong Airport to Halt Passenger Flights For 36 Hours Due to Super Typhoon Threat

HONG KONG — Hong Kong International Airport will suspend all passenger flights for 36 hours starting Tuesday evening, as the city braces for one of the most powerful super typhoons in recent years. The announcement was confirmed by Qantas Airways, with other carriers expected to follow suit. The precautionary shutdown comes as meteorological agencies warn […]

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FBI Probes Potential Accomplices in Charlie Kirk Assassination

WASHINGTON — FBI Director Kash Patel confirmed Sunday that the agency is investigating the possibility of accomplices in the assassination of conservative commentator Charlie Kirk. The update came during Kirk’s memorial service, where Patel posted a detailed statement on X outlining the scope of the ongoing inquiry. Tyler Robinson has been arrested and charged with […]

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Minister O’Donnell Highlights Dementia Inclusion on World Alzheimer’s Day

DUBLIN — Marking World Alzheimer’s Day on Sunday, Minister for Older People Kieran O’Donnell underscored the importance of dementia inclusion and community support as part of Ireland’s broader commitment to brain health and ageing with dignity. This year’s theme, “Ask About Dementia, Ask About Alzheimer’s,” encourages public engagement, education, and empathy for those affected by […]

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Brussels Airport Urges Airlines to Cancel Half of Monday Flights Due to Operational Disruptions

BRUSSELS — Brussels Airport has requested airlines to cancel approximately 50% of scheduled flights on Monday, following a wave of disruptions that led to 45 departing and 30 arriving flights being scrapped on Sunday. The move aims to ease congestion and stabilize operations amid ongoing logistical challenges. Airport officials have not disclosed the precise cause […]

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Afghanistan quake: Rescuers dodge dangers, women and girls face disaster, warns UN

“While the major aftershocks have passed, or have mostly passed, women in affected areas are facing a long-term disaster without more urgent assistance,” said Susan Ferguson, UN Women Special Representative in Afghanistan. One woman rescuer supported by the UN agency described “scrambling” along the sides of mountains, “dodging falling rocks every time there was an […]

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Microsoft Signs $6.2 Billion Deal for Renewable-Powered AI Infrastructure in Norway

Microsoft has entered a $6.2 billion agreement with AI hyperscaler Nscale and Norwegian industrial firm Aker to develop a renewable-powered AI data infrastructure in Northern Norway. The five-year project, dubbed “Stargate Norway,” will deliver computing capacity fueled entirely by hydropower, supporting Europe’s push for sovereign cloud capabilities. The site is expected to host up to […]

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Panama Canal Authority Opens Tender for $6 Billion LPG Pipeline

The Panama Canal Authority has officially launched a tender process for the construction of a $6 billion liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) pipeline linking the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. The proposed infrastructure aims to support a daily capacity of 2 million barrels, reflecting a strategic response to rising U.S. propane and butane exports to Asian markets. […]

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The Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh on Official Visit to Japan

The Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh are currently on a formal visit to Japan, the visit shows the enduring ties between the two countries and the British and Japanese royal families. Their Royal Highnesses were received at the Imperial Palace in Tokyo by Their Majesties The Emperor and Empress of Japan. The visit also included […]

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President Trump to Host Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan at White House on September 25

U.S. President Donald Trump has announced that he will host Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan at the White House on September 25 for bilateral discussions. The meeting is expected to cover a broad range of strategic and regional issues, including defense cooperation, trade relations, and developments in the Middle East. The visit underscores ongoing diplomatic […]

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🕊️ In the Face of Wrongdoing and Suppression: Forgiveness, Justice, and the Moral Failure of Society

A generic synopsis ⚖️ When Forgiveness Becomes Complicity Forgiveness is often celebrated as a moral and spiritual triumph—a gesture of grace, strength, and transcendence. But what happens when the offender is not only unrepentant, but persistently harmful? When they steal ideas, sabotage businesses, malign reputations, and actively obstruct their victims from realizing their dreams over […]

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